Crazy Cruises - Frequently Asked Questions - Princess Cruises

Children are most welcome onboard Princess Cruises in fact they offer some of the best youth programs you'll find at sea. All ages are taken care of with various facilities onboard catering for the needs and wants of toddlers to young adults. Complimentary childminding is available during the day at the Camp Discovery for children 3 - 12. Babies and Toddlers under 3 are welcome in Camp Discovery when accompanied by a parent. Night time out of hours babysitting from 10pm - 1am is also available for $5 per hour / per child for children between the ages of 3 and 12.

Do Princess Cruises offer childcare while the ship is in port?

Yes. And it is also Free! Children can be dropped off and they'll be taken care of with lunch also provided. If arriving late back to the ship after a shore excursion after the 5pm pickup time, staff can be open later to acccomodate your needs. Earlier drop offs can also be arranged by consulting staff.

What other facilities do you have onboard for children and babies?

Parents can request high chairs, booster seats and cribs for children. Complimentary jarred baby food and fresh, pureed foods (fruits, veggies and rice) is also provided.

What are the age ranges and access rules of the childrens clubs?

Age	Childrens Area	Rules
Age Under 3	Camp Discovery	Only allowed if accompanied by a Parent.
Age 3 - 7	Camp Discovery	Children must be at least 3 years old, toilet-trained and must be signed in and out by a parent or person legally authorized.
Age 8 - 12	The Lodge	Parents can grant their children the ability to sign themselves in and out
Age 13 - 17	The Beach House	Teens aged 13–17 can come and go as they please.

*Note: This information is for information only and is accurate as of May 2019. Please consult the Princess Cruises website for the most accurate and up to date information.

Guests are permitted to bring onboard one bottle (750ml) of wine or champagne that will not be charged a corkage fee if it is consumed in your stateroom. You can also bring additional champagne or wine bottles in your luggage, however they'll incur a $15 corkage fee each whether they are consumed or not. Unfortunately this same rule does not apply to Beers, Spirits or Liquor. Bringing beer, spirits or liquor in your luggage is strictly prohibited. Any alcoholic drinks purchased duty, including from the ships gift shop or a port of call will be stored by Princess Cruises until the end of your cruise. The beverages can be collected on the last day of your cruise by members of the ships staff.